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Old 11-07-2010, 05:52 PM
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Congrats on your first wide frame, Terry! I know, you've been wanting one for a long time.
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Old 11-07-2010, 11:15 PM
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the 1250 looks good. never know, the 1450 probably isnt going anywhere so you might be able to get that later. congrats on getting the wide frame though. soon you will be like me and have 9 of them haha
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Allen,
Thanks - it's going to take some work to get it running, either a replacement engine or a rebuild. I wonder if the K241 from my latest 104 will fit in there without too much reconfiguring.

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I may not have 9 wide frames but I'm getting a good collection of Cubs. I have three 104s, two 123s, a 125, a 122, a 2135, a 107 in pieces and now a 1250. That's 10 altogether. As for the 1450 he's had it for a year and a half and I will get it eventually. He's a trader so I just need something he wants and I don't.
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I wonder if the K241 from my latest 104 will fit in there without too much reconfiguring.
That will not work because the 104 engine will not have the tapped holes in the block for the electric PTO unless it is a later replacement engine.
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Old 11-08-2010, 09:09 AM
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That will not work because the 104 engine will not have the tapped holes in the block for the electric PTO unless it is a later replacement engine.
Thanks, Matt - I was wondering about the pto situation. The thing is, I might not run a deck on this, so I may not even need the pto. I might use this one for either a snow blade or rear mounted implements. I have to think about this and do more research. Or just rebuild the K301 that's in it.
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Terrry Congrats on your trade! Good looking 1250! Looking forward to your progress!
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